Reference
T42/79
Title
Mortgage; for £600:
Date free text
2 Mar 1684/5
Production date
From: 1684 To: 1685
Scope and Content
Thomas Cheyne of Sundon, esquire, to Samuel Hinde of London, gentleman.
... A farmhouse called the Upper Farm; a great barn, granary and half of a dovehouse, next the street belonging to the capital messuage called the Parsonage House, in which Elizabeth Cheyne dwells; 4 closes called Hydes Park, Bee Close, Feild Close and Little Parke Mead; and also part of the freeboard next Purpose Hole Piece so far as the hedge extends; a piece of pasture called the Oxleyes and the Parke next Purly Lane and Hases Park; also 307 acres in the Fields of Sundon and Luton; 28 acres in the Parks; and 6 acres in the Mill Field; and all thithes thereon arising ( but not those from land in parish of Luton); in occupation of William Duncombe.
(All which premises were part of the jointure of Anne Corbett of Sundon, widow deceased (grandmother of Thomas Cheyne)).
Witnesses: Thomas Cheyne and John Freeman.
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